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Old 01-28-2019, 06:33 PM
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Put new stickers with it..and hold aside for me for 2 weeks??
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hahah...

I didnt say _ship it_....and I assume thats your nicest one...

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hahah...

I didnt say _ship it_....and I assume thats your nicest one...

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it is new so yes very nice
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Originally Posted by Mark Anderson
Factory is about 14mm thick. This aftermarket one is about 12mm and yes the factory has a backing
Thanks Mark. That makes sense if aftermarket used 1/2" foam.
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Check on your local upholstery shop or contact: http://www.classic9leathershop.com and have them cut you a piece of 1/2" closed cell foam for your spare tire cover. If your current plastic is in good shape great and if not go with Jerry Feathers cover (much more durable and no foam needed) T
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Originally Posted by 77tony
Check on your local upholstery shop or contact: http://www.classic9leathershop.com and have them cut you a piece of 1/2" closed cell foam for your spare tire cover. If your current plastic is in good shape great and if not go with Jerry Feathers cover (much more durable and no foam needed) T
Yep. plenty of places to get any kind of 1/2" foam you would want, cheap. Plastic is in great shape. I also have a bunch of 3M transfer tape that I'm thinking will work out much better than spray adhesive.
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